Tonight the Aggie volleyball team takes on Boise State in the Pan American Center at 7:00 p.m. Fans who aren't in Las Cruces or can't make it out to the match can catch it on AggieVision.

Don't forget to vote for Chase Holbrook in the Davey O'Brien Award fan voting. Chase currently stands 300 votes behind Tulsa's Paul Smith for 7th place.

Aggie fans and alumni in the Albuquerque area, next Friday is your chance to meet new Aggie men's basketball coach Marvin Menzies. The cost is $26 and proceeds will benefit the Aggie Athletic Fund. For more information call Charlie Rogers at 505-345-1070. Click here to download the registration form.

On to today's links...

Mike Marzelli of the Pine Bluff Commercial asks how does Arkansas-Pine Bluff rebound from it's worst loss since 1983? The Golden Lions will find out on Saturday. Pine Bluff head coach Mo Forte says “Obviously [New Mexico State is] a good football program and they’re the biggest challenge we’ve faced since I’ve been here, but who’s to say that [Southern Illinois] isn’t as good as a mid-level Division I team like they are?”

(Note to Aggie fans: Southern Illinois is the 7th ranked team in Division I-AA)

CollegeFootballNews.com has posted their Fearless Prediction for this week's game against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

Randy Harrison of the Albuquerque Journal has an excellent article about this weekend's Aggies Are Tough Enough To Wear Pink event. (Registration/Subscription required, use the Premium Trial Pass, it's free)

Luke Winn of SI.com has written an excellent article about Herb Pope. (Thanks to reader Vic for sending us the link).

Andy Katz of ESPN.com had this to say about the Legends Classic (It's an ESPN insider feature so there's no link).

"Once again, the Legends tournaments are set up for four hosts to get to the championship site in Newark at the new Prudential Center (new home for Seton Hall). Let's just say if Texas, New Mexico State, Tennessee and West Virginia don't make it to Newark on Nov. 23-24, then something is askew.

NMSU will host UC Davis and then LeMoyne-Owens on Nov. 14 and 18. Tennessee hosts Arkansas-Monticello and Prairie View A&M on Nov. 14 and 16. Texas is hosting UC Davis and Arkansas-Monticello on Nov. 16 and 18. West Virginia gets Arkansas-Monticello and Prairie-View A&M Nov. 16 and 18. To throw a bone at Davis and PVAM, those schools will also host. LaVerne and UC Santa Cruz will go to Davis on Nov. 11 and 18; PVAM hosts Jarvis Christian on Nov. 20.

But none of those teams has a shot to go to Newark. This is not a traditional tournament. Instead, the championship is set with Texas playing NMSU and Tennessee playing West Virginia on Nov. 23, and then the winners and losers play on Nov. 24. "

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